Cubeia Online Poker Network Latest to Incorporate Bitcoin

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The latest online gambling company to begin accepting bitcoin transactions is Swedish-based Cubeia, an Internet poker network.  They follow in the footsteps of Americas Cardroom, which announced two weeks ago they too have begun offering the anonymous digital currency as a payment alternative.  

The news also comes the same week that two Las Vegas hotels announced they will begin accepting bitcoin.  The Sacramento Kings NBA franchise and Overstock.com both announced the implementation of bitcoin in recent days as well. 

Cubeia CEO Fredrik Johansson said: "Cubeia has followed the evolution of bitcoin closely in the last couple of years and we're convinced it is here to stay.

“We're very happy to be able to offer the B2B market an opportunity join this exciting frontier."

The company will begin offering bitcoin the first week in February.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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